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But not Senator Goldwater. (former Senator and 1964 Republican presidential candidate Barry...

By Faucheux, Ron
Publication: Campaigns & Elections
Date: Monday, June 1 1998

Former Republican Senator and 1964 Republican presidential candidate Barry M. Goldwater is considered as the father of the modern Republican Party. His efforts have made the Republican Party the foremost conservative party. He was a statesman who did not compromise his principles even if they could harm his political ambitions. Furthermore, his efforts have strengthened the Republican coalition by embracing white Southerners who were estranged by the civil rights movement. Goldwater is a true conservative who treasured personal liberty over government control.

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